Nishiki Kohana-e (Brocade Small Flower Picture) A set of flower-patterned ceramic teacups and plates, with a wooden box. Opened for photography. Unused, long-term storage item. Chawanmushi (steamed egg custard) cups: 5 This design, arranged in a reverse-imported form of Arita-yaki imitation designs produced at Meissen in Germany, is called "Meissen Copy." The world-renowned German Meissen kiln was established about 100 years after the birth of Arita-yaki. The exported Arita-yaki fascinated royalty and nobility, and from their desire to make these ceramics themselves, they succeeded in producing porcelain for the first time in Europe. It is a lovely pattern that blends Japanese emotion and Western style, with butterflies chirping among colorful flowers. - Set Contents: Set of teacups and plates - Material: Ceramic - Design: Floral decoration - Packaging: Wooden box (Regarding the Handling of Ceramic Products) Thank you very much for your purchase. Please read carefully before use and use correctly. Caution * Do not drag when placing on tables, trays, etc. (The bottom has been polished, but please be careful as it may scratch the table due to the nature of ceramics.) * Never use dishes with chipped edges or cracks. (There is a risk of injury to the mouth or hands.) * Do not use earthen pots, teapots, or pots directly over an open flame. * Do not use products with gold or silver overglaze in the microwave or oven. * After using products with gold or silver overglaze, wash them with a kitchen detergent on a soft sponge or cloth. (Strongly scrubbing with a cleanser or nylon scouring pad (with abrasives) may cause scratches on the surface.) Thank you for viewing.